cancer

The Crave Factory is having a fundraiser for a local child who is fighting cancer.

One college professor is working toward what could be a big breakthrough in the fight against cancer.

Need an upbeat Cowboys story for today? Yeah, we all do.

If you've driven by the Neon Sun tanning salon on Hillside & Bell in Amarillo, you might have seen a sign out front that shocked you. The business has been advertising that using tanning beds may actually prevent skin cancer and other diseases.

Losing a child is devastating!  You try to find things to hold on to to keep their memory alive.  Well, these parents were so surprised when they found a secret message from their deceased daughter.

Darlene Sugg has been battling cancer for four years. During her battle, she made her daughter Megan promise to graduate from high school, no matter what. Four years after Darlene's diagnosis, her daughter stood by her hospital bed in cap and gown and received her diploma from her high school principal.

How can you tell if you have true love in your life?  When you can look around and see nothing but friends.  That is exactly what happened to one woman in South Africa who is fighting a battle with cancer.  A group of her friends decided to support her in one of the coolest ways possible.  It involved a razor.

Lori is facing stage 4 pancreatic cancer and Jenny wanted to make her smile.

The body pays a brutal price while battling cancer, so imagine how grateful 20 people fighting the disease were when they were given the chance for a makeover.

Kristina Anderson may be competing in a beauty pageant, but she’s got a far more challenging fight on her hands.

Sharon Osbourne has announced that she recently underwent a double mastectomy, so spooked was she by carrying a gene that elevated her chances of getting breast cancer.

It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and while all the pink we see on the players during NFL games in October mainly focuses our attention on how the disease affects women and what they can do about it, we should also keep in mind (or learn) that men, too, can contract breast cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, one in 1,000 men will fall victim to the disease, which claims the life of